Dylan VergaraFounder, The Serial Sales Community · Founder, TSSC

How to triple your output if you work from a computer

13 Apr 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube monologue, Dylan Vergara explains how the voice‑to‑text tool WhisperFlow has transformed his remote‑work workflow. He describes assigning a keyboard shortcut to activate a microphone, allowing him to speak instead of type, which he claims is significantly faster for him. Vergara emphasizes that the tool lets him respond to people more quickly, create content more efficiently, and craft better prompts for AI. He stresses that this is not a sponsored endorsement but a genuine productivity boost, noting that he feels “handicapped” when forced to type in a coffee shop. He predicts that traditional keyboard typing will soon be replaced by voice input for many knowledge workers.

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It is hard for me to quantify the value that this tool has driven me, given I work on my laptop from home, talk to a lot of people, fill in a lot of notes, take a lot of records. This is not a sponsored post. This is just a tool that has genuinely changed the way that I work, and I think it's just a matter of time until everybody's using it. There's all this hype around AI, and AI is awesome, and it's advancing crazy fast. One of the most daily-driven tools for me is WhisperFlow. If you guys don't know what that is, you assign a key on your keyboard to basically turn on a microphone, and instead of typing, you talk. I don't know about you guys, I can talk a lot faster than I can type, and it's allowed me to get back to people faster, more thoroughly, communicate more, make better content, prompt AI better. I think the days of the keyboard are numbered. I was telling my boy the other day, when I go and work at like a coffee shop and I have to type and I can't use WhisperFlow, I genuinely feel handicapped. So again, not a sponsored post, but if you wanna change the way that your work is done and how easy it is, stop typing, start talking. You gotta try this out.